Endrick’s touching farewell gesture to Palmeiras before leaving for Real Madrid

A mark of gratitude towards the club that developed him
by
Martín O'Donnell
2024-05-29 12:12:14

At just 17 years old, Endrick is about to face one of the biggest challenges of his young career. The Brazilian forward is leaving the club that developed him, Palmeiras, to join the European giant Real Madrid. Before his departure for Spain, the prodigy wanted to make a gesture to thank the employees who have supported him thus far.

According to reports from Brazil, Endrick handed 300 personalized jerseys to the numerous employees of Palmeiras. A cherished gift for all these men and women working behind the scenes but essential for the club’s smooth operation. Each jersey was engraved with the recipient’s name, making this gift even more personal.

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This generous gesture demonstrates Endrick’s maturity and class despite his young age. Described as humble and respectful, the Brazilian knows where he comes from and does not forget those who have supported him since his beginnings with the youth teams. As he prepares to live a dream by joining the prestigious Madrid institution, Endrick wanted to show his gratitude towards Palmeiras and its staff.

On the sporting side, Endrick has already had a promising start with Palmeiras’ first team. In just 21 matches, he has scored 4 goals, confirming his early breakthrough. Selected for Brazil’s U-20 team, he has 2 goals in 4 appearances. His extraordinary technical skills are already opening the doors to the Seleção and one of the biggest clubs in the world.

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